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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-10-14
4 90 Rontcd bn Robfna

a pair Of robins thit deserve to nest
again arc the subject Of a little story in
the Towanda PENN Reporter. At
Marshfeld, in Tioga county, the other
day. marauding cat saw tho birds in a
pear tree and, climbing up toward the
nest, made preparations for game
breakfast. The birds did not fly and
did not wait to be attacked, but before
tho cat reached the nest both attacked
their feline encmy, and, with huttcring
wings and sharp bcaks, drove grimalkin
sore-faccd and discounted to the
ground.
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LADIES DEPARrNENr


whea a Young girl gets Iovcsick and
..poony~ ADD Respondent let her 60 to
rork and forget her troubles in the
duties Of everyday lie. II she cannot
b. music teacher, or cashier, or an
,uthorr.s. lei her DO chambcrwork or
eook IN the kitchen, and IL she cannot
arr.s IN satin and diamonds let her wear
e,ico She will find cure In one rs
,oon as in another, and either il inf
ritsly superior TO suicidc.--lB Boston
clob.
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what Pa Noticed.

"Pa, " said Lucy, Charley has horse
that he says is good for 80 gait"
eyes, was the reply, "and speaking
Of gaits noticed last night that YOU
and Charley we're both good for a
II. 30 gate" And Lucy changed the
subject - Merchant Traveller.
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The Southern Gross Penrl.

The extraordinary pearl known as the
Southern Cross Pearl j. n freak of
nature which has not yet been explained.
The pearl was found at Roeburn west
ern Australia, and consists Of nine
pearls adhcring together in the form Of
Latin cross, seven in tho shaft and two
in the arms, ono on each side of the
shaft, nearly opposite tho second pearl
from the top. The pearls arc slightly
compressed, like peas in pod, and no
trace Of any artificial junction can be
observed. II has been suggested that a
fNgment Of sea weed may have got into
the she'll and formed the frame Of tho
construction. The pearls are Of fine
quality, though slightly misshapcn at
parts, and tho value Of the gem is very
high. It's character is unique, and flied
the owncr-an Irishnan named Kelly
with superstitious awe, which led him
to secret it for some time. II Engineer
ing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-10-14
$500 MOI CnIicd Fnr.

" seefns strange That 10 g. recessary 10 per-
r1lu. men That You can cure their dI .elsrs bF
OlieIlns premium Co the man who fails 60 r.
celve Dgneht And yot Dr. sage uudouhfesli Id
CIIsu Thousands % cases ~ obstinate rafnFrh
with his 'Catarrh Remcav.~ who would ~. =
nave applied 90 him. II 10 had not hreu far biz
Wi!ef or The above sum for an iucurahle case.
VINO - the next bidder for cure or cash9
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Diseases can 10 cured. n proper = treated in
tine, as shown By the following statement
from -. G. FREEMAN, sydney: "IIav.ng bee"
n great sufferer from pulmonary attacks, and
gradually was ing away for the past two years.
II affords me pleasure 10 testify that SCOTr 8
EMU Sion OF Cod Liver OIL With Lime and
Soda has given me great relief, ami ! cheer
fully commend IL 20 all suffering In stint
lar way 10 myself In addition, ! would say
that 10 Is very pleasant n take"
Although tho hen s. pro Of her little ones
yet sic do 3 owe 10 81 ... them
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-10-14

Extraordinary but nevertheless true We re-
Ter 70 the annouuccfuent 81 B 2. johnson n
Co, OF Richmond. in which they profss.s 10
show working energetic men how 10 ma r from
SlOO TO $40 month over and above exponsrs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-10-14

81 health is 20 Jc found in Dr. r.. V. piorcsss
faVorite Prescription" o. the nterifs ~
which as remedy for female sxea 1 mes. ara
Aihdred affections, thousands testify.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-10-14

Pug dogs arc Going out Of fashion. and their
naturally sad expression IL deepening.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-10-14

Tho treatment % many ssous..<s a 60
OF thcss chronie wsekns>ss ard a.sss~a1eU
Hotel and surgical inssisass. nsSsss' y.
has afforded q vast esprsscncc In n1rriy sdap6-
cure OF voman's peculiar snaisss<~
Dr. ftcrccss faSortse Prese vspssoo
valuable espcrsease. Tseassn,s u sssss. No
clans clans, who .n have tested n m sse snss. ssCs.
their skill. prove Il To be the ma~s voadrrfui
remedy ever devised for the relief and curv ef
"curc-all." but as most prrfect SPECIFIC for
womans peculiar ailments
!, npa;s ::.ns,s !" Es :sss
and TO tho wome and its apIrndsses q
ga runnm, fSr ,, 9ys,wcrsed .crn, c.,s."
dreesmskers. seamstrrsscs. sehop- girls,.' housc-
keepers, nursing mothcre, and feeble women
Is the greatest earthly boon. bcinw unequnled
as an appctizng cordial and restorative tonic.
nsrvinc, sFa"aSi,s Pmssrir,iaa" z .ns.
qualcd and IL Invaluable i'm allay ing and sub
S SsnF nervous .r;s6y e.
other distressing. ner vous symptoms COM
monty attendant upon functional and orsanic
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de-
DR.. Pfcrec,s rav orIse Prcscripslen
compounded by an experienced and skiiiful
physician, and adapted 20 womans delicate
composition md perfectly harmless In its
effects in any condition Of tho system. For
morning sickness, or nausea. from whatever
cause arising, weak stomach. indigestion, dye
pepsia and Kindred symptoms its Use, in smali
doens. viii prove very beneficial.
"Favorttc Prescription ~ IL pOsl.
tive cure for the most complicated and OBJ
stinate cases of leucorrhca, excessive flowing.
painful menstruation, unnatural supprc~xions
prolapsus or falling OF the womb. weak back,
: female weakness" anteversion, retrovcrsiou
bearing-down sensations, chronic congestion,
inflammation and liberation OF the womb in
accompanied with internal heat"
IA q regulator and promoter Of func-
tional action, et that critical period OF change
from girlhood 10 womanhood. Favoritc Pre-
and can produce only good results. IL 10
equally cficncious and valuable in its effects
when taken for those Disorders and dernnge-
ments incident 10 that later ard most critical
"EavOrttc Prcscription,s, when taken
In connection with the of DIR. pierce'a
Golden Medical Discovery, and small laxative
doses OF DR.. Pierce's Purgative Pellets Little
diseases. Their combined use also removes
blood taints. and abolishcs canccrous and
scrofulous humors from the system.
"Favorite Prescription" is tho only
positive guaranteed, from the manu-
facturers, that IL will give satisfaction i'm every
case, or money will be refunded. This prIarur-
tee has been printed on the bottlc-wrapper
Large bottles 200 doscs) 800, or sig
bottles Tor $500.
For large. illustrated Treatise on Diseases of
cents in stamps Address. ''"' 'S'
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, I
663 Main 81, BUFFALO,, N. ".
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IL 10 said that drummers who travel Will
TubDer goods are always stretching the truth
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1 f IA! ' \! Rec

10 Orange GroUe Tracts Of 40 acres.
20 Orange GFoUc Tracts Of 20 a. ores.
40 Orange GroUe Tracts of 10 acres.
$50 Orange GroUe Tracts of o acres.
400 Orange Grove Tracts of21I acres.
100 CITY building Lots.
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A WONDERED, Fr.,, oex.,..

y sometimes exhibited I'm our public exhibit
lions. When we gaze upon some Of the pcctIiiar
freaks dame nature occasionally INDUCES in
Dur MIN Us revert back tO the creation II man.
VINO Us so feauully and wonderfully made y
INC liystCries OF l. nature have bern unrav-
rtcd by Dr. nv. IicrCe.Of Buffalo.nud through
Dis knowledge or those mysteries he has been
able TO prepare his Golden Medical Disc0v.
cry which is n specific for all blood tainfs
oisonS ana humors, such as scrofu o. pifnpies
blot@hes, er1piious. swcllinRs. tumors ulcers
ana Kindred affections. 81 druggists.
A very aprropriate diet for oarsmen I'm
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The body OF n FISH IL great puzzle. becauss
yout can't make head nor tail of lt
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LunsTrouI,Issnnd wn.,Inr

a very appropriate diet for oarsmen In
training is Oys tcTs in the shell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01
Is MRS EMNONS lNSANE1
Her Husband Applies for a Writ ssDe
LunaticO Inquirendo''-The Case to
be Heard Next Thursday.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Woodbury. Blair for S.
F. Emmons, presented petition to Judge James
for writ de tttadtico inqtire,,do in the case of
Mrs. Weltha A. Ernmons, and he directed the writ
10 issue to the marshal, who fixed the hearing for
thursday, 9th fnst at IL O'Clock.
The petition sets out that he is the husband Of
sald Neitha, who is about 33 years of age; that
on March 18th last she was adjudged by jury,
convened by the marshal OF the District to be OF
unSound Hllnd and non cOnlpus neatus, and on
the :oth or October last this fnquisition was Sus-
pe.led ana vacated, the petitioner agreeing there
10, DelleVng II TO be for the best interests of his
VIE, VINO at that time gave evidence of what he
DeLeVeu was signs OF Improvement and restoration
vi her mental faculties; that they mutually agreed
that she should travel abroad, he believing that
tEdt the Change would be beneficial to her. He
further states that he had presented her with $50
Shares OF American Bell Telephone stock, valued
at $4,000, the income to be used for her mante-
nance ana support, which was placed in the hands
Oh James LoWndeS, as special attorney, and he
agreed 10 allow her 500 per month, the stock to
remain mere In the custody OF Mr.. LOwndeS. and
she went 10 England in company with Mrs. c. a.
McCorInlS, anu While in London i'll December, 1856,
he charges that her insanity-a chronic manila
appeared In Il violent and alarming form. and she
eIuded her companions there and returned to this
country, and Is now In this city. He therefore
prayS that the writ may issue.
An aInGaVlt OF DIR. Walter A. kempSter is ap-
pended, In Which he states that Mrs. EmmOnS Is,
lii Ills opinion, an insane person, Cher diseases
being compllcated), and that she should be con-
fined III some institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01
A Spice of Romance.


In Norwich, on Wednesday, appeared the stimuli
taneous announcements Of the death of Mrs. Cor
nella Lanman, widow OF the late Rear Admiral
Joseph Lanman, U.S.N, and the marriage Of her
daughter, Miss Alice Blanche, to JAS. H. Chapman,
assistant paymaster, U.S.N. The wedding occur
red December Is, at place not named. The off,
c1atlng clergyman the Rev. NJ. H. Harris, is not In
the list OF Connecticut clergymen Of any denomi-
hat,0n: dhe Wedding therefore, probably occurred
the public or her friends at the time OF it's occur
renee, even If 1t was known to her family Mrs
Lanman, who has been sick for some time, died
Tuesday morning, and this event probably led to
the announcement OF Miss Blanche's marriage,
which created much surprise. Gossip has invested
romance. The young lady, who is a bright, viva
cious miss Of p years, belonged to the best soc-
ETY., although she did not adhere strictly to its
cOnventiOnalitteS. She has dark features spark
ling eyes and well-developed form, which, with
her animation and flow OF spirits, gave her an
attractive presence. Her unconventional prOce-
dure Is the social sensation OF the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01
Eleven Persons Poisoned.

Chambersburg, Pa, Special to Baltimore Sum- Dec 81.
Nine members OF the family Of Henry D.
Shockey, Of Quincy township, this county, and
Misses Ella and BERTHE Meats, OF Ringgold, Nd,
are lying very i'll at Mr.. Shockeys residence They
were taken sick on Monday last after eating din
ner, and it is supposed that the coffee which they
drank at that meal has poisoned them. They
were taken with vomiting, followed by headache
and severe pain in the stomach. A physician has
been In almost constant attendance upon them,
but has been able to ease their sufreringS but
little 1t was thought at first that the poison had
been administered In the eatabes, but on exami-
were contained, disclosed no poison in them A
theory that the glazing OF the crooks had scaled
off and was the cause OF the suffering has been
dlspelled by examination. 1t is feared That several
OF the persons will die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01
The Female Oliver Twist.
AN ATTRACTIVE LITTLE Girl. CAUGHT PICKING POCKET


The Female Oliver Twist.
AN ATTRACTIVE LITTLE GIRL CAUGHT PICKING POCKETS
IN NEW YORK STORES.
woman calling herself Harriet Smith, with a
child known as Lillian Smith, are in custody in
New York. the former charged with having in
structed the child in the art OF Shoplifting When
taken the child had Sis secreted in her stockings
having removed the money from the pocketbOoks
she had stolen. The child Lillian does not appear
to be over eight years Of age, although said to
have attained eleven years. She has pleasant
bright face, with large blue eyes and wavy blonde
hair. Her entrance into the courtroom was 1.-the
some and free as if she enjoyed the novelty OF the
situation. She wore pretty hyaway hat and a
cloak over a neat dress. On her hands were a
dainty pair OF kid gloves, OF which she appeared
to be very particular, as she was constantly
smoothing down the fingers and looking at them
to see II the hit was perfect. Her face seemed to
be free OF care, as If she had no idea OF the ex-
tent OF the crime or which she was accused
Her entire features were in strong contrast the
haggard, anxious look OF the elder female. The
chiids manner towards Harriet Smith was some
what affectionate while in the court room, al
though they were not allowed to converse to-
gether. The stolen money was all handed over to
the losers and the little thief has been taken in
charge by the ChildrenS society. Mrs. Smith has
been held in 81, 800 bail to answer the charge Of
inducing the child to steal.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, L1llian's mother, was in court,
but poorly, though neatly, dressed. She said to q
reporter that Lillian had always been an honest
and truthful child, and she could not understand
denly unless she had been put UP to it, by some
one. She let the child go to live with Mrs Annie
Smith at the iatters urgent request, because Lii
Ian seemed dissatisfied with the plainness OF her
own home and because Mrs. Annie Smith promised
to provide instruction for her in music for which
she showed marked talent. After Lillian went
away she was allowed to return to herhome only
once or twice. Monday night Mrs. Annie Smith
called at her house, told her that Lillian had got
into trouble and took her with her to her own
house. Here she asked to see her daughter, say
ing that she believed She could get the truth from
her, but Mrs. Annie Smith would not consent, and
she was obliged to go home without seeing her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

C1uverius' Appeal 10 the Legislature.
Richmond Special to the Baltimore American Dec 81
Attorney General Ayers was asked to-day what
he thought OF the letter of W. B. Cuverus brother
OF Thomas j. Cluverius, the condemned murderer
to the members of the legislature requesting them
to send to him an application addressed to the gov
ernor, requesting him to grant reprieve to T. j.
Cuverius until some day after the legislature shall
meet, In order that they may have an opportunity
OF taking action, If deemed right and judicious."
The attorney general said he did not know of any
law Oy which the legislature could take any ac-
ton affecting the execution OF the sentence, as
the governor alone has the right to pardon or COM
mute any sentence OF q criminal. The legislative
department is as separate and distinct from the
executive department as the judicial department.
me legislature, II it saw ut, could only adopt
resolution requesting the governor to pardon or
commute the sentence: Attorney General Ayers
concluded by saying that several years ago the
members of the legislature, as Individuals signed
Pe5ltlon TO Gov. Kemper for the pardon Of Col.
W. ID. Coleman, who was convicted of felony and
sentenced to the pententiary. The petition was
submitted TO Gov. kemper, and he ignored it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

Salisbury,s Reconstructed Cabinet.
RIGHT HON. EDWARD sTANHoPE SUCCEEDS LORD RAN.
DOIPH CHURCHILL.
It is semi Officially stated in London that the
Right Hon. Edward StanhOpe Will succeed Lord
Randolph Churchill as chancellor Of the ex.
chequer, and the earl of Carnarvon will become
colonial secretary, the Right Hon. William Henry
Smith retaining the portfolio of war. The other
offices will remain unchanged.
There is a popular impression that Lord Ran.
dOlph Churchill will soon join the radical ranks
and be an open enemy OF torytsln. There is only
one point In which he differs from the radicals
and that is the home rule question, which is NOT
considered by any means an unsurmOuntable OBJ
stacle by those who best know Churchill and his
ideas.
The new chancellor Of the excheuuer is the sec.
ond son OF the fifth Earl StanhOpe, and is forty.
seven years old. He entered parliament in 1874
and has sat for HOrncastle In Lincolnshire evei
since. He is very popular and good speaker.
Lord Randolph Churchill yesterday, through Sir
Henry DrummOnd WOlf1, consented to resume
Office on condition that Lord Salisbury gave as
surance that he would support his (Churchill's)
proposed root and branch reforms OF abuses in the
naval and military administrations Baron Row.
ton conveyed the Ofler to Lord salisbury, who re-
jected 1t in terms that will widen the breach be-
tween him and Churchill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

BECAUSE He WAS BORN IN THE UNITED STATES.
"A dispatch from Ottawa, Ont, says: The Citizen,
the Dominion government organ, announces that
there is some talk OF protest I'm the Ottawa cleo
ton case on the ground that MI. E. H. Bronson the
member elect for the city, is an American citizen.
Mr. Bronson, who came here from New York state
with his father when mere child, was elected by
an overwhelming majority for this city to support
the liberal government OF Ontario, defeating the
conservative candidate by several hundred votes.
With the exception OF four or i've years he has
firm OF Bronson, Weston & Co., and giving en-
plOyment to hundreds OF men. The affair has
caused considerable excitement here among the
friends of Mr.. Bronson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01
TcH1Na
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The Week of Prayer.
TO BE OBSERVED BY THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH By


UNION MEETINGS.
The Presbyterian churches OF this city will OBJ
serve the week or prayer by union meeting at
the First church, on AZ street. from II to O'Clock
each day. The leaders Of the meetings and sub
jects are as follows:
Monday, January g. Rev. j. W. McIlyafn, MOdera.
tor OF the Presbytery Praise and thanksgiving FOL
tinued blessings.
Tuesday, January 4, Rev. A. w. PitZer, d. d.
humiliation and Confession OF National and Indi.
yldual sins.
Wednesday, January 3, Rev. r. s. Childs, DID,,
Prayer for the Church, its Notifications and ex.
tension.
Thursday, January g. Rev. T. s. Hamlin, d. D.
Prayer Tor Families and schools
Friday, January z, Rev. j. Chester, DID,, Prayer
for Missions.
Saturday, January s, Eugene Peck, Prayer fol
Nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

TRYING 10 GET MCQUAD.A NEW TRIAI.-In the
for ex-Alderman McQuade before Judge Pratt in
BROOKLYN yesterday, Mr.. Nicoll, for the prosecu-
court had broad power In guiding the selection
and could reject jurors In his discretion, and in
fact the defense had said nothing against the fair.
ness OF the trial jury. Authorities were cited to
show the propriety OF the examination OF Jurors
regarding their pre1udices against the Testimony
OF accomplices and 1t was shown that the flight OF
accompltces might be proven In confederation of
the evidence OF other accompltcex The papers
were submitted, and Judge Pratt reserved his de-
ciston, saying he would deliver his decision Mon
day or Tuesday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01
Escaped From the Grave.
REMOVED TO HIS HOME FROM THE CEMETERY A MA.

Escaped From the Grave.
REMOVED TO HIS HOME FROM THE CEMETERY A NAN
REGAINS LIFE.
Henry Weichman, aged a, of Red Lion, York
county, Pa, died suddenly and was prepared for
burial A large concourse of people attended the
funeral and followed the remains to the grave.
"Ashes to ashes and dust to dust" was pronounced
by the clergyman, and the sexton dropped the Gus
tomary shovel Of earth upon the rough box lid.
One OF the sons OF Weichman, who stood among
the weeping mourners, suddenly exclaimed, Il
must see father once more! Something tells me
he is not dead" The people We're startled, but the
undertaken. in order to crafty the sons
wishes, ordered the coffin to be raised from
the grave and carried to the tool house Of the
sexton, where the lid was removed. A
doctor was summoned, and when the body was
examined it was found to be quite warm. The
doctor lanced the arm OF the deceased and blood
commenced flowing as II from a live person. The
coffin was carried back to the house Of mourning
and the supposed corpse, still In its Shroud car
rfed up stairs to bed. The man is now slowly re-
covering and there is great rejoicing in the family
whose & !oOmy holiday has thus been turned into q
very happy New Year.